The United States men’s national team’s 26-man roster for the 2022 FIFA World Cup is officially out after coach Gregg Berhalter released the team in an event in New York. With Wales, England and Iran on the schedule, the pressure is on for the national team to erase the lows of the eight-year wait to return to the tournament and build off of the highs we’ve seen with domestic success over Mexico.
Notable names left off include goalkeeper Zack Steffen and 19-year-old striker Ricardo Pepi. We brought news that Steffen would be left off the list the night before the big reveal. Here’s a look at the five biggest snubs from the finalized roster.
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Let’s get to know the 26 players one by one that will board on the plane to Qatar for this month’s tournament:
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